Delphimo

Death by Didgeridoo

Revisado: 11-13-14

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Too short--need a meatier novel

What do you think your next listen will be?

The next book in the series

Did Carrie Lee Martz do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

Yes--different voices

Did Death by Didgeridoo inspire you to do anything?

No

Any additional comments?

Jamie Quinn blunders through this very short mystery series in her attempt to find her niche in the world after the death of her beloved mother. Jamie is a so-so divorce lawyer who has been cast adrift following her mother's death. Then misfortune lands in her lap when her 22-year-old cousin with Asperger's Syndrome is arrested for murder. Jamie jumps into the case when the state's attorney, Nick, fails to see that Adam could not have committed the crime. Jamie narrates the story, so the reader is privy to her every thought. Quirky characters ran rampant in the pages, but need further development. I liked and disliked the title of the book. The title is very unique, and presented a learning opportunity, but many readers will be discouraged from reading due to the title and not being able to pronounce or know what the word means

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